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Hosts Fran Chismar and Tom Knezick connect with Terry Doss (Co-Director of Meadowlands Research & Restoration Institute) from The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority. Topics include the history of the NJSEA as well as the Meadowlands of NJ.  Also discussed are the importance and diversity of the Meadowlands, the research being done in this grassland ecosystem, as well as what the future holds for the The Meadowlands. Terry describes her road to finding what she wanted to be. Music by Egocentric Plastic Men. Have a question or a comment?  Call (215) 346-6189. Want links from this podcast?  Visit www.nativeplantshealthyplanet.com Buy a T-shirt, spread the message, and do some good.  Visit https://native-plants-healthy-planet-2.creator-spring.com/

Quizmasters Lee and Marc are joined by Skyler (Death By Taco 239) to ask, suss and answer a general knowledge quiz with topics including Wine, Fossils, Celebrities, Oceanography, Sports Records, Snack Inventions, Awards Records, New Jersey Sports, Edible Plants, Human Anatomy, Breakfast Cereals, Fast Food Founders, Eurovision Song Contest, Extremophile Animals, Fast Food Menu Items, Monarchies, Water Creatures and more! Round One WINE - Taken from the latin word for “great, large or big,” a bottle of wine holding 1.5 litres, the equivalent of two regular bottles, is known as what size descriptor? FOSSILS - Founded in 1972, the Lloyd Banks coprolite, is the largest known fossilized what? CELEBRITIES - Martin Luther King's funeral was held at Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA where they asked current students to be the ushers. What famous actor was one of those ushers? OCEANOGRAPHY - What large ocean current, which inspired a famous 1899 oil painting by Winslow Homer, influences the climate of the east coast of North America from Florida to Newfoundland, and the west coast of Europe? SPORTS RECORDS - Which sport claims the world record for fastest moving ball? SNACK INVENTIONS - Now reported as false, Richard Montanez claimed he went from being a Frito-Lay janitor to being the inventor of what popular snack in 1992? Missed Corrections 151 - Michael Jackson premiered the Moonwalk at Motown 25: Yesterday, Today, Forever at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in 1983, not the Apollo theater in NYC 151 - Forgot to mention Adam Schlesinger (Fountains of Wayne) was also a member of Tinted Windows, he died of complications related to COVID-19 in 2020 151 - Kevin H on Discord: Medulla: "the inner region of an organ or tissue, especially when it is distinguishable from the outer region or cortex (as in a kidney, an adrenal gland, or hair)." Turns out every organ really does have a medulla, @Quizmaster Lee 151 - From Michael K: Not exactly a missed correction, but on the question regarding elephant poo, the reason that triceratops would have such large piles is probably either a. they regularly return to the same spot to poo like llamas and alpacas do or b. their digestive systems are not as efficient as modern mammals, so they have to eat more than elephants do. 150 - From Caitlyn: Y’all, I actually have a self- missed-correction regarding my Tevin Campbell question! I stated that Tevin Campbell got his start as Prince’s back-up singer, but this is most likely not correct. For years I’ve thought this was the case, but upon further research I discovered that while Campbell was considered Prince’s protégé, it was because Prince produced his first solo hit in 1991, “Round and Round.” Round Two AWARDS RECORDS - Edith Head is a woman who has won the most of what award? NEW JERSEY SPORTS - What four professional sports teams (whose names recall tall, fast, evil and energetic imagery, respectively) play their home games in the state of New Jersey? EDIBLE PLANTS - Garlics, onions, shallots, and leeks are all species from what type of plant? HUMAN ANATOMY - Where in the human body is the hyoid bone located? BREAKFAST CEREALS - Based on her grandmother’s recipe of brown sugar and butter served over rice, flavorist Pamela Low developed what breakfast cereal’s flavor coating in the early 1960’s to have a “want-moreishness quality” which remains popular to this day? FAST FOOD FOUNDERS - Known for being quite the hothead, what fast food founder shot and wounded a rival business owner after painting over their advertisements? Rate My Question EUROVISION SONG CONTEST - Competing in the Eurovision Song Contest since 2015 and coming in second place in 2016, the capital city of which country is the furthest in distance from Rotterdam, The Netherlands, the hosting city of 2021? EXTREMOPHILE ANIMALS - Beta carotene is a pigment most known for giving carrots their orange color. This pigment is also found in diatoms which are small algae surrounded in glass “houses”. What extremophile animal relies on their consumption of diatoms to retain their bright coloration? Final Questions FAST FOOD MENU ITEMS - John Richard Simplot, also known as J.R. Simplot, was an American entrepreneur and businessman best known as the founder and creator of what fast food menu item? MONARCHIES - Now headed by Queen Margrethe II, what country features the oldest monarchy in Europe, founded by Viking King Gorm the Old in 935, whose conquest is celebrated on the Jelling stones? WATER CREATURES - Physalia and Blue-bottle are alternative names for what water creature? Upcoming LIVE Know Nonsense Trivia Challenges June 2nd, 2021 - Know Nonsense Trivia Challenge - Point Ybel Brewing Co. - 7:30 pm EST June 3rd, 2021 - Know Nonsense Trivia Meagquiz #131 on Twitch - 8:00 pm EST June 10th, 2021 - Quizmania: Pro-Wrestling Trivia - Ollies Pub Records and Beer - 7:00 pm EST You can find out more information about that and all of our live events online at KnowNonsenseTrivia.com All of the Know Nonsense events are free to play and you can win prizes after every round. Thank you Thanks to our supporters on Patreon. 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Florio has the latest regarding the NFL's ongoing investigation of Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill, a surprising month of sports betting in New Jersey, plus your Twitter questions. All that but not before Mike details his upcoming Dr's appointment tomorrow, enjoy!

Florio has the latest regarding the NFL's ongoing investigation of Chiefs WR Tyreek Hill, a surprising month of sports betting in New Jersey, plus your Twitter questions. All that but not before Mike details his upcoming Dr's appointment tomorrow, enjoy!

Episode 5 features legendary professional sports bettor and New Jersey native, Bill Krackomberger. Bill Krackomberger joins Host Brock Landers in discussing the early stages of legalized sports betting in the state of New Jersey particularly FanDuel Sportsbook at the Meadowlands as well as William Hill at Monmouth Park. Bill also details his entry into the business, gives out some pointers for rookie bettors and even has some great words of advice to anyone who wants to become a pro. All this and more on this edition of "Cashing Out" w/Brock Landers, A New Jersey Sports Betting Podcast! Follow Brock Landers on Twitter @BrockLanders41 Follow Bill Krackomberger on Twitter @BillKrackman

On Episode 1 of Cashing Out w/ Brock Landers, Brock opens up about the first day of legalized Sports Gambling in the state of NJ.

Eric LeGrand was a defensive tackle at Rutgers University until he suffered a career ending spinal cord injury.  Since then he has been signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, won the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance at the 2012 ESPYs, had his number 52 retired by the Rutgers Football team and was named the Most Influential Person in New Jersey Sports by the Star Ledger. Eric's number retirement ceremony.  The first and only number retired in school history. It has been 6 years to the day since Eric LeGrand suffered a career-ending, and life-altering spinal cord injury while making a tackle on a kick-off late in the game against the Army Black Knights at Met Life stadium.  I was on the sideline that game working as a student manager for the Rutgers football team.  I had my eye off the field for a moment, but when I heard the impact and the roar from the crowd, I remember immediately turning around and seeing Eric on his back with his legs awkwardly raised in the air.  There was a feeling of eeriness like I had never seen before as an athlete or spectator.   First on the scene, Athletic Trainers, Mike Pawlusiak (left) and Dave McCune (right).  I can't stress the importance of Athletic Trainers enough!!! When I learned that extent of the Eric's injury after the game, I didn't even know what to say or do.  Eric's injury occurred in the middle of my darkest days recovering from my traumatic brain injury.  I was constantly feeling bad for myself and struggling to find an identity outside of the sport of football.  Eric's injury really hit home hard for me, because we both experienced the two of the worst possible things that could happen to you during a football game.  A feeling of guilt quickly came over me during this time because I could still do things that Eric wished he could, like throw the football and lift weights, among a list of countless other things most of the world takes for granted.   This is a

Eric LeGrand was a defensive tackle at Rutgers University until he suffered a career ending spinal cord injury.  Since then he has been signed by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, won the Jimmy V Award for Perseverance at the 2012 ESPYs, had his number 52 retired by the Rutgers Football team and was named the Most Influential Person in New Jersey Sports by the Star Ledger. Eric's number retirement ceremony.  The first and only number retired in school history. It has been 6 years to the day since Eric LeGrand suffered a career-ending, and life-altering spinal cord injury while making a tackle on a kick-off late in the game against the Army Black Knights at Met Life stadium.  I was on the sideline that game working as a student manager for the Rutgers football team.  I had my eye off the field for a moment, but when I heard the impact and the roar from the crowd, I remember immediately turning around and seeing Eric on his back with his legs awkwardly raised in the air.  There was a feeling of eeriness like I had never seen before as an athlete or spectator.   First on the scene, Athletic Trainers, Mike Pawlusiak (left) and Dave McCune (right).  I can't stress the importance of Athletic Trainers enough!!! When I learned that extent of the Eric's injury after the game, I didn't even know what to say or do.  Eric's injury occurred in the middle of my darkest days recovering from my traumatic brain injury.  I was constantly feeling bad for myself and struggling to find an identity outside of the sport of football.  Eric's injury really hit home hard for me, because we both experienced the two of the worst possible things that could happen to you during a football game.  A feeling of guilt quickly came over me during this time because I could still do things that Eric wished he could, like throw the football and lift weights, among a list of countless other things most of the world takes for granted.   This is a picture I took of the stadium and uploaded to Facebook before the game on October 16, 2010. Eric's spirit was unmatched in the Rutgers football locker room.  His absence had a huge impact on his teammates as they lost all the remaining games left on the schedule.  One year after his injury, Eric lead the Scarlet Knights on to the field on a snowy October evening to take on the West Virginia Mountaineers. That moment is one that will impact the rest of my life and I reference it in ever talk I give about my own story of perseverance.  As he and his teammates made their way onto the field, Eric's signature ear-to-ear grin was captured in a picture, which was ultimately featured on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Body language is huge in the game of football.  I remember having to count how many times we had our heads down while breaking down game film from the night before.  Having your head down showed to the whole world that you had given up and that you were defeated.  The coaches at Rutgers preached similar things during practice and looking back, I couldn't agree more.  Below is a picture of me, post injury, at the coin toss of my team's last football game during my high school senior year (check out Episode 1 to hear my tale).  How would you describe my body language?  Personally, I see someone who looks like they are feeling bad for themselves, who has given up and who was defeated. West Morris Central vs. Warren Hills, November 9, 2007, 43-0 Wolfpack Looking back on the time between my injury and the night Eric returned to the field against West Virginia, I am embarrassed at how I acted.  Fortunately, Eric inspired me to do good with the gifts I was given, not sulk over the ones that were taken away from me. This podcast is my attempt to prevent other athletes from acting and feeling how did by sharing stories of perseverance like Eric's.  I am extremely grateful for the opportunity to interview Eric, and although I was planning on making this my 52nd episode, I felt that posting today was a more appropriate time.  Below are some talking points we cover: Playing sports growing up and staying injury free Concussions How to handle position changes The important role of special teams players  Leading up to his spinal cord injury Moments after his spinal cord injury Rehab/recovery Defying the odds Transition to life after football Cool experiences he has had since his injury Lessons learned from playing for coach Schiano The meaning behind his many tattoos and if he feels them while he gets inked Eric's thoughts on the kickoff in football Be on the lookout for Eric's new show on Fox, "Mission Possible," where he also shares stories of perseverance! As mentioned before, Eric and I suffered some of the most extreme injuries in sports.  However, neither of us regret playing and don't want our stories to take an opportunity to play away from another kid.  I hope this episode can add perspective and motivation to your life, it obviously did for me.  I also recommend reading Eric's book which takes you through his life as a young kid and through his recovery.  Reading it feels like you are sitting in a room talking to him.  It had me laughing the whole time.  Please show your support to Eric by making a donation at the link below. Where can you find Eric? DONATE | Booking | INSTAGRAM | FACEBOOK | Twitter Where can you get a copy or Eric's Book, "Believe?" Believe: My Faith and the Tackle That Changed My Life By Eric LeGrand, Mike Yorkey Download Episode 47 : iTunes | Stitcher Permalink

Erik Stover is the Chief Operating Officer of the New York Cosmos. Originally from Williamsport, PA, Erik is one of the most prominent sports executives in the country with a career spanning over 20-years. He has been in senior management positions with the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority (Giants Stadium and Izod Center) and Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego, he was also the President/Managing Director of the New York Red Bulls for three and half years. While working for Red Bulls, Erik oversaw the construction and operation of Red Bull Arena, a $200 million state-of-the-art stadium in Harrison, NJ. He also recruited Thierry Henry to the MLS in 2010. When he left the Red Bulls in August of 2011, they had risen from the bottom of the MLS in attendance to #4, which included 150% increase in season ticket holders. For his work at RBNY, he received the 2010 MLS Executive of the Year Award. Currently he is the Cosmos' top acting executive. A team that returned to the pitch in 2013 after nearly a 30-year absence. The club has since won the title twice in three seasons. In this episode, Erik takes us through his career journey starting as an intern of volunteers to then climbing the corporate ladder and becoming one of the most influential sports executives in the country. We discuss the ins and outs of running a major organization, the business drivers, leadership, negotiating with Darren & David Dein ex Vice-Chairman at Arsenal, building stadiums, and much more! Contact Erik: Tweet @ErikStoverNYC | Visit: nycosmos.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The biggest story in the industry these days is New Jersey's fight to have sports betting legalized.  The biggest, most successful sports bettor in the United States is Billy Walters.  Only David Purdum of the Linemakers at SportingNews continues to cover both, on top of Governor Chris Christie's fight to have sports betting legalized in his state, and with exclusive access to Mr. Walters himself.  David drops in on Host Gill Alexander as the two try to put New Jersey's fight in perspective.  Plus, what does Billy Walters have to say about Ashton Kutcher's claim that he fronted a large betting syndicate?  How did Walters fare on the Super Bowl?  And why doesn't Walters bet baseball?  Then, in their annual ritual, Gill and sabermetrician Basewinner outline why betting baseball ought to be king, on Wednesday's Betting Dork (February 20, 2013). 

Hour 2 #MustWatchRadio Making Christmas Great Again The crew donned our gay apparel for this weeks Make Christmas Great Again podcast live from @moonshinephilly. Lots of NFL talk with the big Carson Wentz back injury news as the Eagles head to L A to face the Rams with Nick Foles back at qb almost a year to the week Wentz was lost for the season with the ACL and LCL tears. We have our first 4 days of NFL football starting wih Thursday Night, a Saturday triple header, the Sunday slate and Monday night football. New Jersey Sports betting has been boffo box office since launching 6 months ago and the crew broke down the numbers which now rival Las Vegas handles. The official archivist of the Tony Bruno career - Jim from Cheltenham - played a classic Christmas poem from 2003 with Andrew Siciliano Miss Robin had a "Is that a Sandwich or are you just happy to see me" Florida story. Joe Theismann joined us to talk all things quarterback. From Carson Wentz, to Kirk Cousins to the eerily similar brutal leg injury to Alex Smith which toppled the Washington Redskins from early season division leaders to an injury plagued disaster. Old friend Tim McManus from ESPN had the very latest on Carson Wentz and the Eagles as the national reporter covering the team on a daily basis and Nick Foles getting the start in LA againt the high powered Rams. We wrapped up with our friends in attendance by denouncing the Christmas PC frauds trying to ruin America and California's latest ways to punish people with a proposed tax on text messages. #FunkNFantasy #NBA #NHL #NFLDraft #MLB #NFL #Comedy #Entertainment #TurnUp #Podcast #FantasyFootball Host: Tony Bruno w/: Miss Robin & Luigi Curto and don't forget Jack in the Back! Sponsored by: Skye Energy Drink - ThinOPTICS - Switchboard Live - Domenicos - MDWinery Join the conversation on Facebook LIVE, Periscope, YouTube and Twitch.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tony-bruno-show/donations

Hour 1 #MustWatchRadio Making Christmas Great Again The crew donned our gay apparel for this weeks Make Christmas Great Again podcast live from @moonshinephilly. Lots of NFL talk with the big Carson Wentz back injury news as the Eagles head to L A to face the Rams with Nick Foles back at qb almost a year to the week Wentz was lost for the season with the ACL and LCL tears.  We have our first 4 days of NFL football starting wih Thursday Night, a Saturday triple header, the Sunday slate and Monday night football. New Jersey Sports betting has been boffo box office since launching 6 months ago and the crew broke down the numbers which now rival Las Vegas handles. The official archivist of the Tony Bruno career - Jim from Cheltenham - played a classic Christmas poem from 2003 with Andrew Siciliano  Miss Robin had a "Is that a Sandwich or are you just happy to see me" Florida story.  Joe Theismann joined us to talk all things quarterback. From Carson Wentz, to Kirk Cousins to the eerily similar brutal leg injury to Alex Smith which toppled the Washington Redskins from early season division leaders to an injury plagued disaster. Old friend Tim McManus from ESPN had the very latest on Carson Wentz and the Eagles as the national reporter covering the team on a daily basis and Nick Foles getting the start in LA againt the high powered Rams.   We wrapped up with our friends in attendance by denouncing the Christmas PC frauds trying to ruin America and California's latest ways to punish people with a proposed tax on text messages. #FunkNFantasy #NBA #NHL #NFLDraft #MLB #NFL #Comedy #Entertainment #TurnUp #Podcast #FantasyFootball Host: Tony Bruno w/: Miss Robin & Luigi Curto and don't forget Jack in the Back! Sponsored by: Skye Energy Drink - ThinOPTICS - Switchboard Live - Domenicos - MDWinery Join the conversation on Facebook LIVE, Periscope, YouTube and Twitch.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/tony-bruno-show/donations